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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

NEW York, July S.-The Commercial But
fiia's June fire record shows the largest
fire loss of any June on record, excepting
June lS;7, the month of the great fire at
st. John, y. B. The total is SO, lS!l lOO'
against -, 900 for June, 1856, and larger
than the average of June fires for the ten
years previous to 1856 by nearly S4,OOJ,OOO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Madam, II You Please.

CHICAGO, July 12-At yesterdays con-
vocation at Lake Bluff, in the Committee
OF the Whole, it was decided that Madam
Presldcnt' was the proper expression, and
not Miss" or "Mrs. President" The rca.
sons were many; tirst--bccause there is nc
need of designating presiding officer bya
word which denotes her home rclatjon
ships; She is an individual first Of all, and
not first of all to be classified by her rela
ton TO some man. and sccond-thc WORD
Madam IS far more cuphonoous and dgni
fed than the Kissing issuing sound oI
Miss or Mrs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

-"Why, Tommy, what is the mat
tor with your eye?" "sister ANNE
she's been real naughty girl, and
was trying-boo-hoo--to pluck the
ream out Of my own eye bcfore-'boo
! scratched the mote out of her eye. "
N Y Independcnt.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
INNOCENT, BUT HANGED.


Tor Which Three Men Were swung ON
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July S.-The town
of Scottsboro, Ala, is all torn up over
big sensation which has just come to
light, In August, 1884, George Smith,
George Hughes and Asbury Hughes were
hanged for burning house belonging to
one Porter on Sand Mountain. The
men were all convicted on the
testimony of the Porter woman, who
swore positively against them. Adam
Freeman was sent to the penitentiary a
short time ago for forging an order for a
pair Of shoes. He took sick few days
ago and yesterday, just before he died,
called the penitentiary officials around
him and confessed that he had burned the
house, and the men who had been hung
knew nothing about it. The confession
has created a profound sensation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
A Negro LynCheu.

LEXINGTON, GA, July 10.-A mob Of 8, 500
people took Ross Griffith, colorcd, from
iail a little after midnight, and, marching
to the old Jones gallows, swiftly adjusted
the rope around his neck and hanged HIM,
warning the negroes not to cut the body
down. Griffith had assaulted Miss Sallie
Fannie Shacklcford in her room in the
residence of her brother, the editor OF tho
local paper here, on Friday night.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
ST. Iouis SUNDAY Law.

ST. LOUIS, July S.-Judgc Noonan to-day
discharged Joseph Schneider and others
arrested for violating the Sunday law, on
the ground that the old law is imperative
This leaves the saloon question as it was
before the repeal of the law OF lSo', ana
ON Sunday the saloons will be allowed To
,.up with oncu doors
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

Experiments of an interesting
character are still being carried on
with view to perfecting the Siemens
process for casting glass as if it We're
one of the metals, and which, it Is
hoped, may in certain important cases
be used as substitute for tho latter
1t is asserted in its favor that, in addi-
ton to its toughness and endurance,
glass can not be affected by the atmos-
phere like other materials, and that
cast glass need not be more expansive
than cast iron.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
EIGHT LIVES LOST IN A NINE


MMorrrrE, Mch., July S-A terrible
nina disaster occurred shortly after noon
Yesterday in the Sturgeon River iniac a' M
Metropolitan, Mich. A number OF miners miners
had cot blast ready when water rasheu
into the mine so fast that many could no. 9.'
csrape, Eight Italians are known TO Dc III
the mine and they are surely dead
II will be impossible to recover inc oou, ,
;os bcfore this morning The names ol INC
victims can not be learned yet .
The cause of the disaster was the iallure
% ,ho nnmn which relieved the mine OF
water to act. The shaft is lo' ieeI ueoi-'
The minc managers tclegraphea 70 hs0"'
naba for large pump.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
E;iI,d l,x n Roe Sting,

Mlpm.rrowx, n. Y, July S.-John ID,
Van Gordon, sixty nine years OF age, prom
luent citizen of Dingman's Ferry, Pike
County, Pa, was killed by u bee sting on
the wrist. In few moments the pain BE-
came so intense that he started Tor the
house As he entered the door, he groaned
.oh. am going to dep and Immediately
expired.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Another Thieving Postmaster.

BRooRlYN, july 12.-Postmaster Sam.
mon, Of Flatbush, confessed to Post-oilice
Inspector Doser to-day that he had opened
registered letters passing through his Of
flee and had extracted the money they
contained He is confined in Raymond
street jail in default of $1,000 bail.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

BrLvIprur, n j., July S.--rhe firing a
few days ago, Of pistol ball through the
store window Of Cannon q Perry, both OF
whom are Prohibiuonists, has been fol
lowed bya ball flying through Councilman
McMurtrie's miII-wiudow, barely missing
the head OF Richard B. Shafer, prospective
Prohibition candidate. The affair will be
thoroughly Investigated, MIR, Shaier IS a
prominent stump-speaker
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Anti-Eyiction Measures.

Cork, July 1o,-The members of Parlia-
ment from the city and county of Cork,
all of whom are home rulers, have joined
in a summons calling convention of the
Irish National League to meet in the city
of Cork on July H. to devise means to en-
able the tenants of Ireland to resist evic-
tim
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

NEw YoRK, July ll,-Up to the latest r
mort thirty-thrcc lives were lost by the
capsizing of the sloop Mystery, on Barren
Island, Sunday evening, Thirteen bodies
have been recovered, eleven from the
sloop's cabin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Must Work ON Their own Side.

DETROIT Mcn., July IA Port Huron
special says the United States Customs
Collector at that place to-day stopped
thirty Canadians from working on the
Grand Trunk road A number of these
are employed IN prominent positions.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
MinnnSnia Soldiers Home.

ST. PAU, July 12,-Tho State Soldiers
Home for Minnesota has been located Mt
Mnnehaha Falls, conditional upon Mime
apclis contributing $4,000 and st. Paul
locating a park on the opposite OF the
river. These conditions have been agreed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Dietl ocIockinw.

TIrrIS, o., July ll,-Willie Schwab, ten
wears old, died of lockjaw this evening.
Three weeks ago the little fellow stepped
ON n thorn, running it in his foot. 1t fes-
tered. The thorn was removed and the
wound healed. Thursday he was taken
III, and medical skill could do nothing Tor
his relief
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

ROME, GA, July ll.-This city of twelve
housand inhabitants voted for Prohibition
by $50 majority Saturday. The election
Tas an exciting one, the women taking an
active part, and religious services being
hcld by Sam Jones and sam Small.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
DIR. Standiford's Gift.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July l0.-Dr e. D..
Standford, wealthy citizen of Louisville,
has donated to the city l40 acres of land
for park purposes, thus defeating the
scheme of number of other citizens TO
,ell a tract to the city for Sl0O,O0O.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Oil in Texas,

New ORLEANS, July S-The Times Demo
csdt prints this mornin. an account of the
discovery of oil near Nacogdoches, Tex,
where wells were driven by the New Or
leaus Petroleum Prospecting Company.
SIX wells have been driven or bored, one
GO feet deep and another 800 feet deep,
but oil is found at depth of elghty-hve
foot
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

SAN FR,ScIsco, July 1.-The U. $. Pa
,ifc Squadron has been ordered to Homo
ulu. 1t consists of the Alert, four guns ;
Iuniata. eight guns, and Nandalia, eight
guns. The lroquois will undergo repairs
here before sailing, The Asiatic Squad
ron, of six mcn-of.war, will also be Or
ierej 10 Honolulu if events warrant 1t.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

New York, July l0.-The sloop Mystery,
with thirty-seven Sunday excursionists on
board, was struck by squall and capsiz-
ed off Barren Island. Only twonty-six OF
the party are known to have been saved.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Chnnmc of Scntcncc.

DALTON, GA, July S.--William Holman,
who was to have been hanged here to-day
was given lie sentence by Governor
Gordcn and ordered to the Rising Fawn
coal mines. In Dalton the Governor was
b Irnch in pillCY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE issue OF
standard silver dollars from the mint dur
ing the week ended July 9was S396,4I;
same period last year, S5id,lS5. The ship
mcnts of fractional silver coins since July
anount tn Sl0o Gas
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Killed or a Treslle.

DALroy, Tenn, July l9.--Mrs. Craig and
her niece Miss Allie Phillips, were caught
midway on high trcstle, near this place,
and killed by a train.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Cholera in Sicily.

ROME, July H. - Cholera is rapidly
spreading in Sicily, and the virulcnt char
actcr of the disease is attcsted by the fact
that out of two hundred cases in Catania,
pne hundred and forty have already been
fatal. Great alarm is felt at Naples.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

w.snixaroy, July S.--The record di-
vision OF the Bureau of Pensions recorded
during the last fiscal year total of l'6,-
SO cases, of which 5l,S3' were original
cases, 1928 Mexican and lO6,3l' apphca-
uuns for inCrQasse,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Death from I0ckjaw.

NlcHoLAsvILLE, KY, July lO.-John
King, turnpike contractor, who was
blown up in quarry, near High Bridge,
some days ago, died this morning of lock-
Jaw. He was from Lexington and un-
married
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

Nrw YoRK, July 1.-THE city directory
issued to-day contains 2,l'5 pages OF
names, numbering in nil 8a4,sl3 and indl-
eating population OF l,Goo,OM There are
$500 Smiths t,Sa0 nrewns and poo 1eneses
enrolled,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Ferdinand is Willing.

T,RxovA, July S,--Princc Ferdinand, o.
axc.Coburg-Gotha, replying to the
Sobranje's dispatch informing him OF his
election as Prince of Bulgaria, said he was
proud of the honor conferred upon him,
and grateful for ii,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Tbcir Acccptancc Withdrawn.

Urea, n. V, July 1.-THE four G. A. r.
Posts of this city have withdrawn their
acceptance Of invitations to attend the
Clinton tN. W Centennial on account Of
the presence of Cleveland.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Yellow Jack.

KEY WEST, FLA, July l0.-Thcre have
been five new cases Of fever since ycstcr-
day and two deaths. The record now
stands: Total cases, So; deaths, 81; sick
at present, 81; discharged cured, %.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Hong Di LynChcd.

CnlcAeo July ll,-A special from
Calusa, Cal, reports that Hong Di, who
was on saturday found guilty OF the muir
ler of Mrs. Billiyou, was taken from jail
| md lvnched this morning.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

Loxpov, July S.--Thc crimes bill passed
the third rcading-3il to 26!. The an
nouucement of the vote was received with
cheers and couutcr-Chcers.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Eidelity's Charter Dissolved.

CINCINNATI, July l2.--Judgc Sage Of tho
=. S. Circuit Court, has dissolved the
charter of the Fidelity National Bank, Of
this CITY,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
The Deadly Toy Pistol.

CINCINNATI, July IA son of Polcc
Clerk Draper, of this city, died of lockjaw
inc iced by injuries received from toy
pictnl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16
Ear,h Tremors in South Carolina.

CuARL.sroS, v C., July TO- = Slight
earthquake tremors werc felt at different
parts In hover South Carolina this after
hser
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

CmcAoo, July S.--Mme Debenkaiear
nnl DR.. Brit of Chicago, have been heavily
fined for destroying tho oirthmark on
baby to prevent identihesuen ~ HA
naothsr,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

great thing. Tah c
|saIL He wanted no
rirkct. He was out
~ He left spccula-
men who boasted of
hid very low and
b then, when the
Innocent little man
|pcI in and gobble'i
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

1s Us ,,rs,blc gathering at
n i.paso, The men
o''dS deratc brigade that
M ra notable charges
s,aI stsncd to the scene
dr3 BY the men of the
rpuIscd them
/ ats with torpedo
Enh,d rare not reliable as
Poa ,svc naval warfare.
rau be fastest and largg-
y NY ar and on a recent
iSS lrd to be unable to
{, d rph less to attack, II
sa issJ under convoy
4 Albert Turner in
,ins liys ago was a e.
mi dswift rctibulion.
Siu spl Jennie Bowman
u bali ago. The dag
LuI Hvas captured and
g. Nngeancc ofamob.
'ibl red and sentenced
thd iive minutes.
heI great thing. Take
ous ild He wanted no
cqu :,
tiod mkct. He was out
b He left spccula-
mn ncn who boaSted Of
hid very low and
sal 4 then, when the
rgn' ,gns Innocent little man
90, lpd in and gobbled
'Cal Ha are complaining
BUF hs which they are
lDr ThurSton says
d English patients
FlbOut Sl,2j a visit,
Szg cents to 81. %,
N ag per cent. still
~ ! even as the rcgu-
s n cents charged to
J, .sea,ary patients.
.V -
IyA Wy incnt induced in
JyLO u towp who have -,
. an. toward street
* M d lcmors s,,rJ
k,D\ aiu,t as thew prc.
Fly Nj, 10 spcl thc so,,r
I./ n no Musician can
Y |rhbhorn when look.
emons orJ n,,ah
= "
|. organized in Chi.
spurposc of foster.
[H rtgio,lsm in Young
~ I good character
,itch. fourteen TO twenty
y ydl,s i'll ticr five feet three
,SniS or, n 1ligiblc. Military
Th5 Z, 1 7eat feature. and i
NAM Mia, dr,m opI In,
pil%> W. ,sd The spiri, a,
|DR'S @tcred.
SOLD
:. ,nAcmon wroto 10
J Aeaaed bnmorist
[I!3 tcould give =, rec.
he Row, and Bill son,
:, IS: s:I Your hair.invir.
SD luy town 10, in . !,
81. s,i':I ,: supports a home
hpas ! and goes ,heaJ
'afSed, and A man.
6Y: DON'T care mnoh ,",,
Airor not"
-
..T; n (, di,ysyon, rDss - a,,' pro, ;,
O i kind in ,ho l"' ol"'u p,"''
" h. Mrs. Cs,ia Iag So,'v' wv
:51 :sP 4 phl,n,hnosui;''' usi''' W.
s. G | '"I'''uplt IN ,ha ,T,,, wo, ,
et, an n'V ;,"a' ""'ls o'
E + h $500 ooN N''0ap1Fa, apo .
e: e: SOD 20 \ public s0nnor, r," q
,ssf1s ton tbronnhp uIpPoa'' S
Se Of ona aa,,l Sui'
nav, FAser Of f',' s,ch %O''al oor'
,.ert in thu hn;,d;n ru,, :
vsS S;; ~. '"'''S
|';;;;; \; ,'a IN 'f%'h ,ha census
'. but ,bo ophern' avhe,
Es %; q h ot IL" '''' n', eS,laus'
en-. o. l,,ao, ,ao work "r'
~, II. '1'es' Vo,a,,,o volumes wI,
AHI AH h d ,O,"'nc ,ha Au''
EsSSs, ntj,,io" ',,' report OF
Ara,iyo ,o,' ,a,l Is packe'
{ 4. e. a |,'s'Da , vas, smDn., ,a"Iss an' "
|9.,. she ,',, rva", amount 0.',, o
\ and d'Js' 1s,,n S"'lec &c
tse,so. I'''' 'h'
M
wy |l1 w..
s,d ''s , s',, remark
,..,, tnon. number o
:.!:: b 'v"s' pus Anon,
Iv, MI N D., p,"0''s' Chic
~ !; e.; !; ! d, d hsloit. s,.d Tn
%, Il, !, class is re
Iss4: "a :, tp,ted" "e.'eu S,. am
ssm.isi s.,isli S.,.,. my Year
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

N Albert Turner in
hys ago was 4 C.
Edmiit rctribulion.
|sel Jennie Bowman
bali ago. The day
\ was captured and
|Dngeoncc ofannob.
|npd and sentenced
Mike minutes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

taxable gathering at
rl,ys ago. The men
lIrratc brigade that
[,ot notable charges
,IOnlcl to the scene
Lk the men of the
[aryulscd them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

ppt, with torpedo
sr,re not reliable as
,jre naval warfare.
he fastest and larg-
e.ts, and on q recent
band to be unable to
.reh less to attack, II
under convoy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

f'r,iop to the British
N, the Sans Pareil,
N. and seventy feet ct
Of her armament
\ utay Of heavy ana
[L,yiiest being II SIN
npHsteI'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

! incnt indulgcd in
|dtown who have a
|aen, toward street
E Of lemons, stand
|ajust as they pre-
|r.n lOsuck the sour
p no musician can
'Hshorn when look
|, lemons, and much
i.ercl on the result
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

\ pptins that of the
4, on the Supreme
\, q them, Waite
A Bradley, arc over
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

Gsaniacd in Chi.
purpose of foster.
fiGlo'ism in Young
good character,
1urtecn to twenty
tdcr five feet three
dgiblc. Military
i.reat feature, and
iic, drum and bu.
sd The spirit OF
lostcred.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

N~e tenth census
in the Govern
out the exhaus-
! Of the work are
I' latest volumes
@ Volume XII.
Of the report on
AO'lics, is packed
pa'lvc tables and
vast amount Of
the great subiec,
N n and death, the
''eascs and other
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-16

lIIcman wrote TO
'l'aded humorist,
fconld give a rec
Nov, and Bill sent
\ Your hair-invig-
| l% atown lot in a
supports a home
/ and goes ahead,
'fNed, and a man
DON'T care much
lair or not.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

28ieber einmal pirb aus 9euti6iano
Der Slingelbeutel iiber'3 Nteer gerei6t
9lus Der @emeinbe 9tembauItn in S6er=
6apern iuirb uns BON einem oaiel6lt BE-
finbli6en Central Gomite Elm @elu9
iiberlanbt nit Der 8itte I'M Seitrd9e
filr Elm SrieserbentmaG, bas ii6 Die @e:
mein6e erri6ten tpill. SaB Die guten
9eute ein Srieser6enfmal ba6en Woaen,
iit seiuiB i96n. g8a5 aber bic oeutl5r
amerifanii9e 8en6lferuns bamit 5u tbun
6aben ioq, iit nidt re6t Ueritdnolid.
@enu bsuti3e 9eneinoen fein @elb
6abeu, ibre Srie9erbeutmdler lelber 5u
be5ablen, 10 iOlIten iie einfub ieber, p6ne
oieIelbeu ferti9 SIT tuerben. 98ir mod
ten Bios ieben, mas man brii6en i'll
9euti6lano fir eiu 9eiicbt MAIDEN
iuiiroe, tpenu man es Ii6 beiipielsweiie
wollte einfallen lnifen, bniel6It fir unler
6ieli9es Oeutl6eS SOspital Su lammeln.
@enn es 9totb unb gleno 81 linoern
sibt, 10 iino beuti6-nmerifanii9e Siir,
ger in frernoli9er 8Hferinnerung Oil
Die alte Seimntb tuO6l germ erb6tis, na6
9rdften ba5u bei5utrngen. Sbre Srie-
eeroenfmGler folIten aber bic oeutI6eu
@emcinben IeIher be5ablen.
(9anIas Gitp Rreiie.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15
Bon Srb 9ia unb llmsesrno.
8 m. 9er5o9,
Sefretdr

28ir bitten ben @etterclerf um Geno.
un9 zines erfrii6enoen Regens.
5rau 8obpn, bon bier befin6et ii6
ssseniudrtig in ct. 9Ouis bei i6ren
8inbern 81 8elu6.
9err 2tu9uit 2ansenoOerfer ueri9idte
oieIe 8ofe iuieber mebrere 6unoert
GulIoneu ieiner' ietbitgejpgeueu @eine
na6 ct. 9Ouis.
.6err ,,0ilmOre" BAT aui ieiner 5nrm
einen 9erdHmi8eH neueu Stall erri6teH
laiien.
glm lebten 0tOntag 9lbeub ipurbe
Sbr Correspondent. auldBli6 Der 5eier
ieiue5 81. 9cburtstasc$ pun ieinen
@a6bnrn uno 5reunoen nit einem lie
6erruI6un9strdn56en beebrt uno BON
Der harmonic" unb rllpper SUnu
8nnb" nit einem Stdno6cn lberraI6t.
Die fr6bli6e 8eieli6aft amiiiirte ii6
Dem 9tnl6eine ua3 beitens uuo trennte
ii6 crit su ipdter Stmbe.
0a5 S6luBeramsn i'll Der 5rsre
Greet S6ule in nel6er 0err 9einriG
Grass nls 9ebrer tbdtis mar, fano leB=
ten Samstag liatt uno 6atten ii9 aus
alien Gbeilen be5 9iitrifte3 Die Gltern
Der S6itler uub S9u1freuuoe ein9es
funoen I'M bemielher beiSulppbren.
9as gramen perlief in elmer, Qebreru
unb Sdiilern 5ur Gbre 9erei6enbeu
g9aiie uuo betuieB baB Serr 9rnss eiu
fdbiser 2ebrer iit. 9ta3 Dem gramen
wurben au9 Die BON ben Glteru mitsee
bra6ten S0rbe elmer 9riinbli6en 9rif,
ing unteriporfen uno beren Sn6alt
wurbe bnnn an 9emeiniamer 2afel BON
ben 9lnlueienben ueripeiit. 9lu6 an
einem 9uten 9rUpfen feblte es ni9t,
gOrre1 pOnoent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-15

8inneniteuer Gtnne6mer 8arnum fat
in ben leBten g8Uden tnstdsli9 bunberte
bon 8riefen erbalteit, iuOrin 2lusfunft
iiber oas neue fog. n5inf @afluuen>
@eieb" Derlan9t tpiro. 9a5 neue &C.
ieb iit fir ben 8bisfeD Sertauf bon
tpeitgebenber 8eoeutnng. 8is6er fOnn>
ten 8rOcerD6dnoler, slpot6efer H. |. iu.
in ni6t tleineren Qunntitdten ais cine
@alIone uno ni6t sr0Beren Auantitdten
als fiinf 9alonen berfaufen, inbem Iie
cine StdatsliCens, Die 20 Dollars pro
Sabr fOitete, oerlnngten. Inter bem
neuen Seiebe miiiIen jeoU9 nlle, Die
g86IsfeD in fleineren GuantitGten als
fiinf @alluuen oertaufen, cine 9ramI6up
9icen5, Die 500 Dollars per Sa6r fOiiet,
.oien. Dieies neue @eies IOa pOn ben
BrpbibitiOniiten entipOrTen unb bur69ez
ilbrt m0roen ieiu. gaenn oem 10 1T, 10
)aben Die grObibitioniIten ben Saloon=
eepers bamit einen sroBen 9efaQeu se=
fan, oenn bieIe peroen bur6 bas neue
9eIes Die @oncurreu5 Der @rocerphlnbz
CT &C. log.
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Seute lit Saumpilnn5ungstas unb
mir boffen, oaB ii9 re9e 36eilna6me
fir Die 666It le6euspertbe Sa6e Seisen
m0ge. Der getanntmabung oes
Staats'S 'S6ule gummihdr5 entneb men
mir 5olsenbes:
,,8enn bie 8i9ti9tsit Der Sa9e ben
Gltern ooer Grsiebern ser 9inoer lOtpie
Den ReprdIsntanten Der S3uIeu ri6ti9
barsetest iuirb, 10 iit fein .3ueifel, boB
cine ulIsemeiue 8etbeitisuns an hieiem
i90nen Seite itattfiuoet. Die 2ebrer
IolIten ii6 nit Gifer hnfiir intereiiiren,
es lift Elm berrli6er 9lnblid, nenH oa5
S6ul6nus nit I66nen S6attenbGumen
mb wOblsepflesten Strdu9ern umsebeu
iit; Qe6rer, tpel6e bafir feinen Sinn
Ooer 9el6mad ba6en, iino ni6t fdbig
81 i6rem glnIte.
gie iOlI Der Gag be9uueen Werben? :?
j. We6rere 3ase uorbcr miiiien bic
gum SSflnn5eu beftimmten 8dume, mo
es ansebt, in ben nnbs selescnen 9ebOts
sen nus9esraben, nit Den gsurjelnens
Den Suiammen aebunoen uub in Groe
perpadt tperben.
2. Sudt 166ue I6lanfe 8dume, l
biz 2 3OlI i'm 9ur6meiier aus, beI6neis
BET oisietbsn BIB 81 SUB SDbe, 10 ouB
feline 5meise ldnser oIs 9oI bnrnn
blei6en.
8. 9ie beitem ii9 bn5u eisneu6eu
SOrtsn fiuo Der ReibeufOlse na9: 9tuu,
9tlb, 8oreIber, Gin, Sarb Ruple. SIP
cnmure, 8ecau, @atHut, SUft Ruple
unb 9anuen Uber Smmergriins.
4. llm l llbr 80 Otinuteu Rtttnss
an Is. slpril ruff Die 8eriammluus sur
Oronune, unb besinut nit elmer eiu-
itinoiseH llebuns poH .iternrii4eu
@ortrdsen, 9ebi9ten pier bilforii9eH
GrSdblursen, iuel9e 8e5us auf Den Gag
Ober beitimmte Sdume ba6en. iuel6e in
unIerer @eidi6te cine SfOIIc seipielt ia.
ben.
5. Grnennt einen 8prmann, Der nit
Dem BflanSen Der 8dume pertraut it,
6. 9ebt jebem 0epffan5ten 8alrme
eineu 3ansn, bic Sinber Uerben bGuu
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Gin sat5 fur bas rriituSesguhIitnm.

Rsilsnss, Ginnnnbner unb SteIeHte fin.
ben, baB 5pfetter's 8 Rasenbitters
tin mrbi3iniiGes S6ubmittsI geeen unae.
innbs GinRuft if, auf has lt fits frif perInlItn
f6unen, neil rs bic gDirtunstn elmer perhcr-
benen Cuff. unsepobntrr cher anseIuueer
gfabruns, f&leGtsn @aHtrs nnh an6ersr Der
Geiuno6eit ua6tseiIissn Der 6dItntife serbii.
tet. Sluf laHeeu Srtrtilen, petr anf RciIen
in BEN SreittH heS Gquators iii es be frnhers
niisli6 ais Gin S4usuiittsI eeeen 8ieter unh
nrrselm6Biefeiien bee Raeens, Der 9eber
unb Der Ginsrneibe, 6enen BEN rbner her ee-
mdBisteu Gene, btt in iOI5en @sssnben ft
aufbalteH obeT reilen, beionhers nuseeIest
iInb. Go III aud Gin ausss;ei@uetss S1Hs-
mittrl efseu bic Wirfuusen usersrbentI;&er
9dltr, plSslsHen Srmpcrdturwe1ftls, her Gin.
ai it bsr Seu&tisfrit un6 dusrTfrr GrI&5pf-
uHs. Gs SfrbItrt nitt nur SDe1leIFieber unb
anesTe 3ranfbeiteu maIaTifheu Gbarafters,
ieubern rcttrt ne aus, cine Sbatia@e, bic in
Rsrb. unb Sib.Nmerfta, RGrifp, DeF Su-
arn, aufraIien uub azesren 96nbrrn rcbI.
'FsnHt if.